Boundary-event rescue packets with replay validation, MachLib witness routing, and a restricted log-domain semantic theorem.

Approved for existing public/dev surfaces; no full optimizer semantic rewrite or hardware observation is claimed.

Simulated Trainer Board packet using the shared evidence grammar for trace, replay, validation, and claim flags.

Approved as simulated evidence only; hardware truth requires a real capture packet from the laptop-agent lane.

Replay-native runtime evidence with identity CI, positive/negative fixture gates, and Observatory status; displayed as candidate evidence only.

Candidate only; not a bootable OS claim, not certified safety, and not production runtime assurance.

Internal CapCard marketplace/import evidence that exercises review grammar without public-ready promotion.

Candidate only; no public marketplace promotion and no external capability certification.

A bounded agent answer wrapped in validation, replay, claim flags, non-claims, and reviewer decision metadata.

Candidate only; demonstrates claim-governed agent output, not general agent truthfulness or autonomous deployment readiness.

Candidate EML/Forge-shaped OS bridge fixture set: log-domain lift and guard-clamp kernels run through mirrored no_std adapters with QEMU replay and sensitivity evidence.

Candidate only; these are fixture adapters, not Forge compiler outputs, not a Forge OS target, and not a bootable OS claim.

A boundary failure in optimization can be converted into a named, replayable rescue event with an explicit semantic tier and claim boundary.

This is useful enough to surface publicly as a lab artifact, but it is intentionally marked partially_digested: the core idea is clear, while the reusable theory of rescue lanes still needs more proofs and examples.

This packet digests the current Forge rescue evidence and explains what it means. It does not add new proof strength beyond the linked evidence packet.

An EML-shaped kernel can be mirrored into a no_std guest adapter, executed under QEMU, and reviewed through replay and sensitivity evidence without claiming Forge compiler output or a bootable OS.

This is a strong second digestion artifact because it generalizes the evidence grammar beyond Forge Rescue. Keep it candidate-only until at least one bridge-family proof obligation is discharged.

This packet digests the candidate Monogate OS EML bridge evidence. It does not promote the bridge to public-ready, Forge compiler output, formal equivalence, or bootable OS status.